The 4th Annual 30A Cornhole Tournament is happening on Saturday, April 14, in Rosemary Beach. It’s a fun day of friendly competition for some great charities!
Teams of two are invited to participate an afternoon of friendly competition.
Winners will be awarded prize packages from Presenting Sponsor, Bombora Sun & Surf. The 2018 tournament which will be held during National Autism Awareness month, benefits Rosemary Beach Foundation and charitable partners, Emerald Coast Autism Center and Westonwood Ranch.
Team registration is $60; goes up to $65 after April 1. Players will enjoy beer from Shades Bar & Grill and pizza from Southside Slice.
The public is also invited to become a sponsor; a custom cornhole board will be created with your name, organization, or logo. Contact [email protected]
Emerald Coast Autism Center (ECAC) is a non-profit school and therapy center dedicated to educating and improving the lives of young children with autism in Okaloosa and Walton counties and surrounding areas. The Center’s new facility is located in Niceville on the campus of Northwest Florida State College.
“We are so grateful to be a beneficiary of Rosemary Beach Foundation’s Cornhole Tournament,” said Heidi Blalock, CEO and Co-founder of ECAC.
“We truly appreciate all that Rosemary Beach Foundation does to provide support to non-profit organizations within our community.”
Emerald Coast Autism Center is partnering with Westonwood Ranch in Freeport, to develop a vocational program for young adults on the autism spectrum. Founded in 2017 by the Wood Family, Westonwood Ranch offers a farm-based learning program for individuals with autism and related developmental disorders. Westonwood’s program design revolves around the creation of self-sustaining small business enterprises. A commercial scale aquaponic greenhouse will be among the first enterprises implemented on the ranch.
